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One thing to keep in mind with Exchange ActiveSync and Gmail is that this won't sync reminders, which normally is an Exchange ActiveSync feature. This is a Google decision, not a limitation of either iOS or Exchange ActiveSync.
That?s it?? I spelled your name wrong? Good God, man. You have serious anger issues. Get some help. Maybe you should lose your job.? That would wake you up.You're doing all the "yelling" in this, and lecturing someone you don't know about etiquette, oh, and telling them they should be unemployed until they learn to think in a way you approve of. yet *I* am the one with anger issues? O Irony, How You Amuse Me.
First, if you're going to lecture someone whose last name is only five letters long, and seen in almost any place that sells juice or jam, spelling it correctly is probably a good thing. "Welch" not "Welsh", "Walsh", "Walch" "Weltch" or the grand dame "Wealtsch". It helps. Secondly, when someone posts something like this, they're trying for a reaction. "Let's stir something up by posting something provocative". Okay, he did, and it worked. Finally: If you're going to take the time to lecture someone on appropriate behavior, you may not wish to be just as, if not ruder than you…
as a few people have pointed out, there are a number of factual problems with your assertions.
Instead of labeling the data so as to avoid ambiguity, it seems that Apple expects us to infer the subject and from lines by their content and placement, creating an additional cognitive burben on some while removing it for some others. Plus, we must look in a new place for the date, which wastes time. Also, note how the string ?Re:? now looks like a header when it isn?t. Presumably, this is one of those simplifications that Apple is bringing to OS X…
John, That was poor wording on X11.? It got lumped in with Java, which has had a rash of security issues.? None that I know of for X11.? Just simplification there.But that STILL wasn't the *primary* reason. All the information I've seen was that as long as Apple had to do all the work, there was *always* going to be a delta between Oracle releasing Java updates and Mac users getting access to them. Didn't matter what the updates were for, as soon as you have another agent involved in the update process, you have a…
Except that plist files are not text files by default any more, they're binary files. So editing them isn't as easy as it used to be, and if you're not familiar with how plist files implement XML, you can screw your application or your account into the ground pretty quick, and then you're deleting things to get back to functional. on number 5: or, you could just use Mail's built-in export/import functionality, or use IMAP. Copying files around isn't always the best way, and, if you aren't careful with how you replace things in that mail folder, you could replace…
The hooey in this is amazing:
Starting with OS X ?Lion,? Apple started thinking differently about OS X as a UNIX OS. For starters, the UNIX promotion and literature at apple.com started to disappear. We were no longer reminded that this is A 100 percent POSIX UNIX based on BSD. Bertrand Serlet left Apple, and I can only guess why.You don't have to guess why, the reasons were stated: "?I?ve worked with Steve for 22 years and have had an incredible time developing products at both NeXT and Apple, but at this point, I want to focus less on…
It is just a way to make money. Apple forces developers to pay $99/year and give them a ?developer ID?. The programs of a developer without a developer ID cannot run on OSX 10.8. So the developer have either to pay or to die.That's completely incorrect. You can in fact tell mountain lion to run any application you'd like. It not the default, (then again, neither is MAS-only), but what you're stating is in fact, untrue, as shown by the screen shot for Gatekeeper at http://www.apple.com/osx/whats-new/, which also shows the default settings.
Sigh, because multi-level quotes here are borked beyond belief... I said You?re doing what a lot of people are - using Sandboxing as an excuse to beat Apple about the MAS. They aren?t the same thing. then brad said: Truly the most meaningless parse of the issue I?ve seen. If not for the MAS, why would a developer deal with the sandbox? I?m curious if you know of any visible benefits that aren?t actually there. Here is what the sandboxing / MAS tie-up is like. Imagine you take your family to the airport and there are two security lines,…
Google changed something then. I've three Exchange ActiveSync accounts, and on the non-google ones, I can flag messages.